15 Prayer Points Against Demonic Resistance To Blessings

15 Prayer Points Against Demonic Resistance To Blessings

Daily teaching   December 18, 2025

 15 Prayer Points Against Demonic Resistance to Blessings

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1. Father, every power saying NO to my divine YES, be silenced by Your authority.

Isaiah 54:17

2. O Lord, arise and overturn every demonic verdict against my progress.

Psalm 68:1

3. By the power in the name of Jesus, I reject every satanic refusal of my blessings.

Philippians 2:9–10

4. Every evil voice speaking denial over my life, be drowned by the voice of God.

John 10:27

5. Lord, let Your mercy overrule every judgment working against my destiny.

Lamentations 3:22–23

6. I break every demonic embargo placed on my breakthroughs.

Colossians 2:14

7. Every power blocking my access to favor, be removed by fire.

Psalm 5:12

8. O God, turn every satanic NO into a divine YES for my life.

2 Corinthians 1:20

9. Every demonic gate resisting my advancement, be lifted now.

Psalm 24:7

10. Lord, let angels enforce my blessings without delay.

Hebrews 1:14

11. Every ancestral power denying me success, lose your grip over my life.

Galatians 3:13

12. I declare that I shall not be denied what God has approved.

Romans 8:31

13. Every spirit of stagnation enforcing rejection, be cast out of my path.

Deuteronomy 1:6–7

14. O Lord, restore every blessing that demonic forces have withheld.

Joel 2:25

15. Every satanic handwriting saying NO to my lifting, be wiped away.

Colossians 2:14

Zimbabwe Council of Churches Christmas Message...

Zimbabwe Council of Churches Christmas Message...

Local   December 18, 2025

 

The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has extended warm Christmas greetings and end-of-year blessings to Zimbabweans, calling on the nation to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and to embrace peace, humility and love.

In its Christmas message, the ZCC reminded believers and the nation at large of the significance of the birth of Jesus Christ, drawing from the words of the prophet Isaiah: “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given… and he shall be called Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

“As we come to the end of another year and gather to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches extends warm Christmas greetings and end-of-year blessings to all our member churches, ecumenical partners, people of goodwill, and the nation of Zimbabwe at large,” the Council said.

The ZCC emphasised that Christmas is not merely a festive season, but a powerful reminder of God’s deep involvement in human life. “Christmas proclaims the profound truth that God enters human history, not in power or privilege, but in humility, vulnerability, and love,” the statement said.

The Council encouraged Zimbabweans to allow the message of Christmas to shape their attitudes and actions, especially in a context marked by economic hardship, social challenges and uncertainty. According to the ZCC, the birth of Christ offers hope, comfort and guidance, pointing people towards reconciliation, justice and compassion.

The churches also called on leaders, communities and families to be guided by the values embodied in Christ, the “Prince of Peace”, and to work together for the common good of the nation.

“As we celebrate this holy season, may the light of Christ bring healing to the broken, hope to the weary, and peace to our communities and our nation,” the ZCC said.

The Council concluded by wishing all Zimbabweans a peaceful Christmas and a blessed new year, rooted in faith, unity and renewed commitment to love and service.

Don’t Let Pain Kill Your Purpose

Don’t Let Pain Kill Your Purpose

Daily teaching   December 17, 2025

“Jesus won a soul on the cross! He never allowed His pain to kill His purpose. So stay focused! Your purpose is greater than the pressure around you.”
— Apostle Tavonga Vutabwashe

Topic: The Spirit of Potiphar’s Wife

Topic: The Spirit of Potiphar’s Wife

Daily teaching   December 17, 2025

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y Dorcas Moyo – Genesis 39:7–8

When Potiphar saw that Joseph was a faithful and hardworking servant, his wife began to notice his potential and started seeing him as a “quality boyfriend.” The Bible says, “Now Joseph was well-built and handsome” (verse 6). Then verse 7 continues, “After a while his master’s wife took notice of Joseph and said, ‘Come to bed with me.’” Oh my goodness—this woman!

This issue has caused serious problems in many homes and has even led some families to stop employing domestic helpers. In some households, fathers refuse to accept a maid brought home by the family. Others now look for helpers who are considered less attractive, because some men quickly turn a presentable maid into a nearby “girlfriend.” Oh dear! In some homes there are school leavers—young men who look like they might start trouble because they have developed feelings for “sister.” What exactly has the spirit of Potiphar’s wife done? Mothers, even in church, you find this spirit moving from seat to seat, from church member to gardener. Oh my! The spirit of Potiphar’s wife—may it leave people’s lives. Let us live uprightly.

Respect those who work in your homes. Give honor to those you work with. A girlfriend and a maid are not the same thing. Remember that you are taking someone else’s child into your care. A secretary is not a “company wife,” manager. Elder, be calm—a fellow passenger is not a travel wife. Pastor, be careful—girls in Praise and Worship and women in the church are not “incentive wives” for doing God’s work, do you hear? Control your eyes! Let me stop here—this message has touched many.

Blessings

The Word In 60 Seconds ...

The Word In 60 Seconds ...

Daily teaching   December 16, 2025

 THE WORD IN 60 SECONDS 

with Major Kudzai Marime 

Granary Corps 

Harare West Division 

WHEN GOD DELAYS

Ever felt like God is ignoring your cries for help? The enemy might even laugh, thinking you've been abandoned. But remember the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego? The soldiers who threw them into the fire were consumed by the flames, while the three faithful men emerged unscathed.

God's timing is not our timing. Delays don't mean denial. Hold on to faith, even when it seems like He's not listening. He's ever in control, working behind the scenes to bring about a greater purpose. Don't laugh at someone's struggles; you never know the power of God at work in their life. 🙏🏼

#SeasonOfPrayerAndCommitment  - Salvationist online

Words of Life : A Child is Born

Words of Life : A Child is Born

Daily teaching   December 15, 2025

 WORDS OF LIFE 

Monday 15 December

ISAIAH 9:1-7

A child is born

For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace (v 6)

I WAS once offered the opportunity to attend a performance of Handel's 

Messiah at St Paul's Cathedral in London, at the commencement of Advent. The cathedral choir was performing along with a London orchestra and guest soloists. It was a truly wonderful occasion. We had very good seats, just five or six rows from the front. The music was superb and the occasion unforgettable.

The climax of the evening for me came, following a tension-growing build-up, with the breathtaking, famous 'Hallelujah' chorus. Tradition now requires that the audience stands for this chorus, but it was the middle section of the chorus that was the absolute climax – 'The kingdom of this world is become the kingdom of our Lord, and of His Christ'. Every reason to jump up, shout and clap, and declare 'Hallelujah' over and over again.

Isaiah's prophecy of a coming Wonderful Counsellor and Mighty God is expressed beautifully in the 'Hallelujah' chorus. Handel composed Messiah in just 24 days, surviving on very little sleep and barely eating. While he was writing the 'Hallelujah' chorus, at one point Handel was discovered by his servant with tears in his eyes, exclaiming, 'I did think I did see all Heaven before me, and the great God Himself seated on His throne, with His company of Angels'.17

As we move through this Advent season, let us hold fast to the thought that, in the birth of Jesus, the kingdom of this world is become the Kingdom of our God and of his Christ. The world changed in that moment, and we have the opportunity to celebrate it again this year. We move towards the day that we celebrate the Messiah's birth, recognising again that we worship a world-changing, life-giving, inspiring Saviour – the Christ. HALLELUJAH!

IHQ

#SeasonOfPrayerAndCommitment  - Salvationist online

Faith and Justice at the Heart of National Dialogue: Christian Values Highlighted at Panel Discussion

Faith and Justice at the Heart of National Dialogue: Christian Values Highlighted at Panel Discussion

Local   December 15, 2025

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he National Dialogue Conference continued with a powerful session focusing on the National Dialogue and Engagement Document, building on the opening keynote messages from the Zimbabwe Human Rights and Community Development (ZHOCD) leadership. A panel of distinguished stakeholders emphasized unity, justice, and inclusive engagement, underscoring the role of Christian values in fostering national cohesion.

Commissioner Jessie Majome, Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, highlighted the importance of human rights, constitutionalism, and citizen protection as essential pillars for meaningful dialogue. “Any process of national healing must be rooted in respect for human dignity and the rights of every individual,” she said.

MacDonald Munyoro of the National Association of NGOs stressed the critical role of civil society in safeguarding democratic space, promoting community participation, and ensuring accountability. “Civil society must work hand in hand with communities, guided by principles of service and stewardship, to strengthen our democracy,” he noted.

Community representative Tariro Gurure brought grassroots perspectives into the discussion, emphasizing the need to address social inequalities and prioritize the voices of ordinary citizens, especially vulnerable groups such as youth, women, and persons with disabilities. “True dialogue is one that listens to all, guided by compassion, justice, and a sense of moral responsibility,” she said.

Representing the Ministry of Justice, Lyna Sizi reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to justice sector reforms, national healing, and upholding the rule of law. “Trust and cohesion can only grow where justice, mercy, and integrity guide our national vision,” she stated.

The panel concluded that for Zimbabwe to progress, dialogue must be inclusive, rights-based, rooted in communities, and guided by Christian-inspired values of justice, reconciliation, and service to others.

Stay tuned for more updates on this ongoing conversation.

Methodist Church in Zimbabwe Mourns Revd Mugozhi

Methodist Church in Zimbabwe Mourns Revd Mugozhi

Local   December 13, 2025

 

The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe is mourning the passing of Revd J. T. Mugozhi, a devoted servant of God who died on Wednesday morning at Mahusekwa Hospital.

In a death notice issued on 10 December 2025, the church announced the loss with deep sorrow, describing the moment as one of profound grief for the entire faith community.

“A dark cloud has befallen us,” the statement read. “It is with deep sorrow that we inform the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe community of the passing on of Revd J. T. Mugozhi, a devoted servant of God.”

According to the notice, Revd Mugozhi “entered into eternal rest this morning, 10 December 2025 at Mahusekwa hospital,” bringing to an end a life dedicated to ministry and service within the church.

The General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe, Revd L. Molife, called on congregants and the wider community to stand together in prayer during this difficult time.

“As we mourn one of our illustrious ministers, let us pray with amai Mugozhi, children, the family and the church at large,” the statement said.

Funeral service details will be communicated at a later date, the church added.